Sentence examples for caters for it from inspiring English sources

The characters in the film all live in Austin, Texas, which is not really in their favour but at least has a college of its own, a community which caters for it proudly and a decent climate.

I'm not saying we do have that but there's a risk that we do and its difficult to know how to cater for it".

I'm not saying we do have that but there's a risk that we do and its difficult to know how to cater for it". Neuberger believes appointing more part-time judges, even on the supreme court, may help encourage the promotion of women.

Both ends of the air travellers' market catered for, it appears.

"In some respects many already are, though few really cater for it.

Policy makers, practitioners and retailers would respond to the challenge of diversity and cater for it.

It's no accident, though, that restaurants no longer serve veal orloff: if customers wanted that kind of food, the market would cater for it.

Bordeaux may have much to offer wine and food lovers, but not all gastronomic tastes are catered for: it sorely lacks a decent curry house such as the ones you find in almost any town in the UK.

Books first began to cater for it 100 years ago, so that on winter nights summer holidaymakers could study the details of their favourite ships, their engines, outlines and relative speeds and comforts: the Duchess of Hamilton versus the Glen Sannox, say, or the Mercury against the Marmion.

He said: "There are so many people wanting to leave and Tripoli airport is simply not catered for it.

Whatever your thing is, there's some corner of this lovely island that will cater for it; and if embarrassments do occur in Paradise, you can take them on the chin.